@EJB is EJB injection. For a stateful bean, you will get a new instance created when your other been is created. Think of it as a private instance that Seam knows nothing about - nobody else can inject that instance. For stateful components, you are more likely to want instances to live in a seam-managed context. (converstion, session, whatever) To et that, use @In.
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